Bozeman Sanitarum Describes Quiet Home for Invalids
An advertisement presents Bozeman Sanitarum as a quiet residence with pleasant surroundings for invalids and those seeking surgical operations.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
1
An advertisement presents Bozeman Sanitarum as a quiet residence with pleasant surroundings for invalids and those seeking surgical operations.
A small group of buyers from Billings arrived to inspect consignments but few sales occurred. John Halverson shipped 40,000 pounds to Nichols Dupee Co at 12 cents advance, while growers held most clips awaiting higher prices. Eastern markets are dull, and locals plan warehouses to store wool as prices linger. Buyers return next Wednesday to assess further offerings.
The Masonic and Eastern Star orders hosted a lawn farewell Monday July 2 for Mr. and Mrs. C A Gillett as they depart for the east to establish a new home. Gillett, a charter member of the local lodge, and his wife joined Illinois earliest Eastern Star charter in 1869. The event at Mr. and Mrs. C T Busha’s home drew sixty guests with music, dancing, and a luncheon, and friends praised their hospitality. Mr. and Mrs. Gillett have lived in McLeod for about fifteen years and leave many friends behind.
Our night bell will summon prompt and willing service when there is serious illness and necessity for prompt relief, promising round the clock attention though not literally.
A brief pitch urges readers to provide day patronage and assures a complete stock in every department for night calls. The notice emphasizes courteous service and customer support as the business note.
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